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Currency Symbols

Browse and copy world currency symbols by name, from dollar and euro to rupee and won.

Click any symbol to copy it and add it to your selection. Everything runs in your browser.

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How to copy currency symbols

  1. Search or browse

    Type a currency name or code, like euro, rupee, or yen, or scroll the grid to find the sign you need.

  2. Filter by group

    Use the category chips to switch between major currencies, world currencies, historic signs, and fullwidth or crypto marks.

  3. Click to copy

    Click any symbol to copy it instantly and add it to your selection bar at the top.

  4. Paste it anywhere

    Drop the sign into a price, invoice, spreadsheet, or message. It is plain Unicode text, so it pastes cleanly.

Why use this tool

Currencies from around the world

The dollar, euro, pound, yen, rupee, won, ruble, and dozens more world and historic signs are gathered into one searchable grid.

Search by name

Type a currency name to filter instantly, so you can find a less common sign without knowing its code point.

Click to copy

One click copies a symbol and drops it into a running selection, so you can grab a single sign or collect several.

Grouped for scanning

Category chips separate major currencies from world, historic, and fullwidth signs so the list stays easy to scan.

Runs entirely in your browser

The picker is a plain list rendered on the page. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create.

About this tool

Currency symbols are scattered across several parts of Unicode, from the everyday dollar, cent, pound, and yen signs to the dedicated block that holds the euro, rupee, won, shekel, dong, hryvnia, tenge, lari, and many more. There are also historic signs like the franc, peseta, and drachma, fullwidth versions used alongside East Asian text, and marks pressed into service for cryptocurrencies. This picker gathers them into one grid so you can find the right sign by name instead of memorizing code points.

Type a currency name or code in the search box to filter the list, or use the category chips to jump between major, world, historic, and fullwidth groups. Click any symbol to copy it to your clipboard, and it is also added to a selection bar so you can collect a few at once. Because the output is plain Unicode text, the sign pastes cleanly into prices, invoices, spreadsheets, forms, and messages, and takes on the surrounding text color like any other character.

A few symbols look similar across currencies or share a glyph, so it helps to confirm the name before copying. Less common signs still render wherever the system font includes them. Everything runs on the page with nothing sent anywhere. For related pickers, browse star symbols, grab arrow symbols, or open the full emoji picker.

Frequently asked questions

How do I copy a currency symbol?
Search by name or scroll to the symbol, then click it. The sign is copied to your clipboard right away and also added to the selection bar at the top.
Can I find less common currency signs?
Yes. The picker includes world, historic, and fullwidth signs alongside the major ones, and the search box filters by name so you can find a specific sign without knowing its code point.
Why do some currency symbols look alike?
Several currencies share or resemble the same glyph, such as the various dollar and pound style signs. Checking the name before copying makes sure you grab the exact symbol you mean.
Where can I paste currency symbols?
Anywhere that accepts Unicode text, including invoices, spreadsheets, documents, forms, and chat. Each sign is plain text and takes on the surrounding text color.
Is anything uploaded when I copy?
No. The picker runs entirely in your browser. Copying uses your clipboard on your device and nothing is sent to a server, stored, or logged.

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